In a Syrian dungeon cell under Bashar Assad’s rule, an unknown prisoner wrote a verse of Arabic poetry expressing love and pain towards their country and people. Despite oppression and uncharitableness, the prisoner’s words reflected a deep sense of attachment and loyalty to Syria. The poignant message highlighted the resilience and enduring spirit of those who suffered under Assad’s regime.
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Chicago fire captain killed after garage inferno, triggering ‘mayday’ alarm
A Chicago fire captain, David Meyer, 54, died in the line of duty while responding to a garage fire early Wednesday morning, prompting a "mayday" alarm. Meyer, a 28-year veteran of the Chicago Fire Department and father of four, was pronounced dead at the hospital after the garage collapsed during salvage operations. Mayor Brandon Johnson expressed condolences, highlighting Meyer's dedication to public service and urging the community to support the grieving family and recognize the...
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